This beautiful eight-month-old German Shepherd puppy (A1783512) is in dire need of a permanent and loving home. He is currently at Riverside County Animal Control – San Jacinto Shelter in California and is at risk of being euthanized due to diarrhea and bloody stools. This could be a sign of a treatable medical condition, and he shouldn’t be put down without a proper diagnosis.
He Needs You:
This sweet pup doesn’t even have a name yet, and this may be his only chance to find a loving family. He is playful and active, wagging his tail and showing increased interest in food. He has tested negative for parvo but hasn’t been checked for Giardia or other treatable causes of his bloody stool.
Here’s what we know about him:
- Breed: German Shepherd
- Age: 8 months old
- Sex: Male
- Medical Notes: Underweight, bloody diarrhea (tested negative for parvo), currently recovering and showing signs of improvement
- Location: Riverside County Animal Control – San Jacinto Shelter
- Phone Number: (951) 358-7387
- Address: 581 S. Grand Ave., San Jacinto, CA 92582
- ID: A1783512
- View him on 24Petconnect: https://24Petconnect.com/DetailsMain/RVSD3/A1783512
- Description: I am a male, 31.40 lbs, black and brown German Shepherd Dog.
- Age: The shelter staff think I am about 9 months old.
- More Info: I have been at the shelter since Feb 25, 2024.
- I am a special needs animal. Please contact the shelter for more information.
- LAST CALL: ON EUTH LIST Requires advance medical care 951-358-7302 [email protected]
Most recent medical update as per shelter notes:
02/28/24 15:23 Check GI signs. Eating/drinking Ok, no appetite yesterday and bloody diarrhea. Urine on blanket, no feces.
Walked outside, very active, no eliminations. No IV fluids today, pet showing better appetite.
Can You Give Him a Second Chance?
This friendly and energetic puppy has so much love to give. If you are looking for a loyal companion and are able to provide him with the medical attention he needs, please consider opening your heart and home to him. Contact Riverside County Animal Control – San Jacinto Shelter today to learn more about adopting this deserving dog.
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